Third Elagin bridge, Federal cultural heritage bridge in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
The Third Elagin Bridge is a steel and concrete structure spanning the Great Nevka River and connecting Elagin Island to the mainland. It provides direct access to the island's public park and green spaces.
The bridge was built as part of Saint Petersburg's infrastructure development following the city's founding. It represents the engineering solutions developed to connect the city's numerous islands and waterways.
The bridge serves as a daily connection for residents traveling to Elagin Island and its public parks. It reflects how the city manages movement between its many islands and waterways through practical infrastructure.
The bridge is accessible on foot year-round and provides the main approach to Elagin Island. Keep in mind that during the warm months when boats navigate the river, conditions around the structure may change temporarily.
The bridge holds the status of a federal cultural heritage site, reflecting engineering standards that shaped the city's infrastructure in the early Soviet period. This protection recognizes its importance in the city's development and technical history.
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